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BB6 Fog Light Help

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    BB6 Fog Light Help

    BB6 FogLights on a 90-91
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    More information please.

    But just going on that question (?), they won't fit. A custom bracket and cutout will be needed...

    EDIT: To elaborate further, you will typically have a gap between the light and the bumper on the lower edge.
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    Last edited by Jon; 01-28-2013, 12:28 PM.
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        my car




        It can be done.

        The fit is about 70%..at best. If i had taken more time shaping the cutout to better fit the shape of the lens, it would have been cleaner. Still, to have the fogs positioned for maximum effectiveness, as driving lights, you'll end up with a gap somewhere. Custom brackets are needed. As for the look...not too bad, but definitely not as clean as OEM.

        Personally, i like mine.


        Form.Follows.Function

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          #5
          I wonder how it would fit with the whole set of turn signals & fogs?

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            #6
            bros I dont like this install at all,



            I freaken love it!

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              #7
              I wish the OEM fogs for the CB7 were that clear...but still looks good to me!!!
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              Originally posted by deevergote
              Do you really need to make a thread asking if having your car like this /---\ will cause uneven tire wear? Try walking like that for a few weeks and see if your shoes wear funny! (hint: they will.)

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                #8
                did the bracket bolt right up or was they custom work that had to be done

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                  #9
                  Anything from another car is going to require custom work. Nothing bolts right up that wasn't intended for your car.






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                    Originally posted by F22jetson View Post
                    did the bracket bolt right up or was they custom work that had to be done
                    Originally posted by Function>Form View Post
                    ... Custom brackets are needed. ...
                    In a text based medium such as a forum, it behooves ones self to read the whole thread before asking questions.


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